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Psychology Today Magazine
March 2011
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Placebos can bring relief—even if you know they're drug-free.
How environment and mood affect the passage of time.
Annie Baker has a gentle soul and razor-sharp eyes and ears
How pigments affect what drugs you take
Test your relationship communication skills
Canola oil makes mayonnaise worthy of your heart.
Head scratchers to boost your brain
For women, communing with nature brings benefits.
The latest news on Daylight Savings, pornography and politics.
Is chocolate really healthy?
The most popular psychoactive substance in the world turns out to protect your brain in a variety of ways.
From eco-love to ego-boost: going green
Firing Dad, and other downsides of Mom-and-Pop operations.
The link between diabetes and a bad temper.
A spectrum of intriguing new books will fulfill the gamut of individual urges.
Even Achilles' heels can be helpful.
How to avoid or resolve a conflict.
The truth about flaxen locks.
Advice on an unbalanced marriage.
No longer happy after 24 yrs of marriage.
When to have sex in a new relationship.
